Trump is just not capable of thinking something to conclusion.
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But most humans are not capable of anything very special.
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I was asking you for something you're not capable of.
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If they oppose compromise, they are not capable of governing.
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But others are not capable of changing without outside intervention.
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Except that Bob was not capable of doing the job.
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Let the president negotiate deals that Obama was not capable of.
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Nilay: Why do you think they're not capable of fixing it?
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Prosecutors say the victim was not capable of consenting to sex.
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The vehicle is not capable of driving without a human operator.
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We're not capable of really understanding the scale of the universe.
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We are simply not capable of sound and fury, I've decided.
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MARLINSPIKE: They are not capable of managing those secrets, you know?
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He is not capable of accepting limitations on his power. Why?
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Trump is not capable of the sort of discipline it would require.
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Notably, the app is not capable of producing nude images of men.
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Superman 64: This game is not capable of anything, including being evil.
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But it is not capable of determining which direction those feelings go.
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"I'm not capable of killing a human being," Mr. Rozenfeld recalled saying.
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"They felt he was not capable of doing his job," he said.
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The equipment was not capable of meeting pollution standards during regular driving.
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He's not capable of doing it, and she's smart enough to know that.
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Even if I was that dastardly, I am not capable of doing that.
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The test of reasonableness is not capable of precise definition or mechanical application.
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"I would say this is an individual not capable of remorse," she says.
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The federal government simply is not capable of leading a public education reformation.
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Traditional jet engines are not capable of handling air flows at such speeds.
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I don't think it's anything where we're not capable of meeting that challenge.
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Reporters, in Trump's rhetoric, are loathsome, dishonest creatures -- not capable of human emotions.
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Consequently, they're not capable of maintaining a stable pelvis while standing on one leg.
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"Degenerates, hysterics, and neurasthenics are not capable of adaptation," Nordau wrote of modern artists.
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" He added, "Sometimes we ask them to do stuff they're not capable of doing.
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Gail: We are in agreement that the parties are not capable of working together now.
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I'm just not capable of anything like that, it would just sound horrible and forced.
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I'm better for it—more aware of what I am and am not capable of.
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"You're not capable of doing what we've done this series without great depth," Callaway said.
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How do you fix a problem when you're not capable of admitting you have one?
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And these are the questions that we are so early in ... And not capable of answering.
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But these techniques are not capable of telling scientists the degree of pain that's being experienced.
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"He is not capable of running the state with the decisions he is making," Henry said.
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"Misrata airport is not capable of handling these numbers," said Soliman al-Jahimy, the airport's spokesman.
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"It reinforced what I already knew, that he's just not capable of doing this," he said.
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Current generation Teslas are not capable of driving themselves, merely offering driving assistance features to humans.
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But, don't let the casual aesthetic fool you into thinking they're not capable of withstanding water.
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We are told as kids, you&aposre capable of this, you&aposre not capable of this.
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The point is not that salespeople are not capable of transitioning to business operators or investors.
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They say they know he is not capable of doing what Christine Blasey Ford has alleged.
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We're not capable of handling it right now — we've got to deal with the first million.
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We also feel like it shows others we&aposre not capable of doing our own chores.
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"The frameworks presently governing AI are not capable of ensuring accountability," the researchers write in the paper.
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That doesn't mean that it's not capable of performing some of the same feats as the HoloLens.
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There's not one person in the world that's not capable of seeing these intimate photos of me.
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You made the decision to put a team in Parkland that was not capable of protecting Parkland.
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Why is it not capable of putting forward concrete, real information that the scientific community can accept?
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I'm tired of people telling me that chimps are not capable of kicking human ass in sports.
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And lizard brains, be they his or that of a true reptile, are not capable of intuition.
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They have argued that the American political system is not capable of dealing effectively with an outbreak.
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Some gamers think the events reinforce the idea that women are not capable of competing with men.
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AURA is not capable of delivering food items yet, so we ordered several bottled waters and towels.
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The Maduro government is not capable of paying its bills and has few friends to turn to.
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"If you don't feel good and you're not capable of going to work, not capable of taking care of yourself, and you still have to survive, then you're gonna get involved in behavior that's not helpful," said Steve Durham, assistant director of the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections.
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BRAZILE: -- the harm, the abuse that comes when you are -- you&aposre not capable of holding your child.
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The Times spoke with Taylor's uncle, who said his nephew is not capable of such a heinous crime.
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As a private company, Google is not capable of violating the free speech enabled by the first amendment.
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So what's the point of picking on someone instead of seeing what they're capable — or not capable — of.
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This in no way means that individuals with ASD are not capable of living vibrant and fulfilling lives.
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There's not one person in the world that is not capable of seeing these intimate photos of me.
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That we're not capable of intimacy—that's a message we're given, and that our community seeks to challenge.
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Since Lewis was charged with the killing, his family members have insisted he's not capable of such malice.
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The nurse is not capable of, for example, doing a perineal repair or dealing with a postpartum hemorrhage.
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It's not that he chose not to feel empathy for you, he's not capable of empathy at all.
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That can be problematic if a beneficiary is a minor or is not capable of handling the money.
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The biggest limitation is that smartphone cameras, because of their design, are not capable of multisecond exposure times.
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"If you have a parent who is not capable of showing up, not capable of reflecting you back through eyes of love, it has a big impact on your sense of self," she tells PEOPLE editor-in-chief Jess Cagle, in the latest installment of the Jess Cagle Exercise on PeopleTV.
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It is illiquid because the Iron Throne is not capable of paying the funds back in the near future.
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Historically, judges have defined robots as something that is programmed and is not capable of making its own decisions.
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Looks like pretty solid evidence that Tesla's Hardware 2 suite was not capable of Level 4/5 as promised.
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There's no reason to say that plus-size women "can't" do something – there's nothing they're not capable of achieving.
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They could also say whether the SM-230 launchers are or are not capable of launching banned weapons, too.
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"It appears, your honor, even when he's under supervision or incarcerated he's not capable of controlling himself," Grace said.
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You might think, 'I'm a person that bad things happen to,' or 'I'm not capable of stopping bad things.
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Not because it's not capable of being so, but because it's not a priority to make it that way.
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Politicians who remain unwilling to compromise to attract and retain employers under their watch are not capable of governing.
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Both Great Wall and Dongfeng are not capable of acquiring FCA, reported Corriere della Sera citing unidentified Chinese media.
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However, the detection technology is not capable of distinguishing between different humans, or even between humans and large animals.
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"I am not that good of a Christian, and I am not capable of doing that yet," she said.
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And yes, there can be something slightly creepy about falling for someone who is not capable of sustained conversation.
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You're not capable of thinking in the fashion you would hope to as an artist and as a person.
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Because she had recently divorced Ritchie, Malawian officials told her "I was not capable of raising a child," she says.
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"We are not capable of doing this ourselves," Alicia Taylor, spokesperson for Philadelphia Health and Human Services, told BuzzFeed News.
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Those who have created or tolerated the foreign policy failures of the past decade are not capable of fixing it.
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I think that he's being run by the part of his brain that's reactive and impulsive, not capable of reflection.
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You as a fan may think your school is not capable of such things, but you have no real idea.
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And if the federal government is not capable of helping, Mexico should approach the United Nations for assistance, he said.
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He would have had no problem listing his grievances against Germany, but against Putin, he's not capable of saying anything.
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"I personally think the U.S. is not capable of withdrawing its fighters from Syria," Nasr Hariri told Reuters on Friday.
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Growing up heavy, I never viewed myself as sexual because I believed that my body was not capable of it.
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"The United States is not capable of bringing our oil exports to zero," Mr. Rouhani told Lester Holt of NBC.
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A jury ruled he was "not capable of proceeding to trial and making a rational defense," and the case was suspended.
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" The letter points out that opinions can't be considered defamation because they are "not capable of being proved true or false.
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Rewrite the WTO rule book to recognise the fact that it is not capable of accommodating China's system of political economy.
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Pork plants outside of the hurricane's path are not capable of slaughtering the hogs that the shuttered plants would have processed.
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I really wanted to see if this performance could happen, where she can speak the words I'm not capable of speaking.
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The camera was ... very weak, and not capable of taking the kind of gorgeous photos you expect out of modern iPhones.
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You can feel better about your ex-boyfriend because he's essentially a narcissist, he's not capable of love, he'll never change .
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The latter forces teachers to ask themselves: If I'm not capable of killing, will it be my fault if children die?
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Be willing to learn who you are and be honest with yourself about what you are and are not capable of.
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Big directional fund money loves a good simple story and base metals are not capable of generating one at the moment.
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They're simply not capable of acting in a way that's contrary to what their principles dictate, even if there are repercussions.
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You can feel better about your ex-boyfriend because he's essentially a narcissist, he's not capable of love, he'll never change.
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He became the third quarterback this season to show he is probably not capable of leading Denver to contention in 2018.
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I quickly noticed that the government officials I was covering were not capable of planning the society they hoped to create.
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They see the same scene, but within it, particular challenges they are not capable of fighting, and then, those they can.
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"The ants are not capable of calculating the mortality risk an injured ant would have if it would return alone," Frank says.
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"Many people are not capable of knowing how to pump gas and the hazards of not doing it correctly," reads one comment.
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The tree is not capable of propagating itself, and owes its continued existence to a process of cultivation: cutting, layering, and grafting.
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Love is an emotion that alone is not capable of destroying capitalism, of dismantling centuries of systems that remain in place today.
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Even the "physical capability" aspect could be waived, allowing for desk work or other participation for those not capable of field combat.
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One is that you can't help them because you're not capable of helping them, or the other is that you don't care.
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I was also told that if I talk about it, I am telling men that I am not capable of real relationships.
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We found that the military relied on tests which are not capable of detecting all the PFAS chemicals it believed to be present.
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The software is not capable of actually teaching a course, and it's not the first time that schools have experimented with similar technologies.
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Digital camera equipment is not capable of retaining images beyond 90 days at Cibola, said Brandon Bissell, a spokesperson for the prison company.
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Many fear its rule book is not capable of dealing with China on matters like subsidies to state-owned enterprises or foreign investment.
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But DNA data that is unique is arguably not capable of being fully de-identified and would still be personally identifiable, Hepp said.
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I realized that a gun was not capable of making me feel sentimental, even the guns my father had carried for 33 years.
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If you inherit someone as a CEO, it's perfectly fine to fire them when you realize they're not capable of doing the job.
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The book said that Mr. Dowd believed that Mr. Trump was a liar who was not capable of answering questions from Mr. Mueller.
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Basically, it is this: The world's current economies are not capable of the emission reductions required to limit temperature rise to 2 degrees.
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He was not capable of getting through the military training for special forces because his body was frail, and we're honest about that.
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"It made people afraid," he said, "because they saw that the government was not capable of distinguishing who is dangerous and who is not."
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My TV, so Xbox informed me, was not capable of 4K output under any circumstances, nor was it capable of high dynamic range (HDR).
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Carey's career is hardly dead and buried, as this diva is nothing if not capable of rising up from a metaphorical car crash unscathed.
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The NTSB determined that the collapse was caused by the failure of an epoxy anchor that was not capable of sustaining long-term loads.
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Caudipteryx was an 11-pound (5 kilogram) dinosaur not capable of flight, but it could run around 26 feet per second (8 meters/second).
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While Tesla currently offers autopilot mode for driving on the freeway, its cars are not capable of driving on city streets without driver oversight.
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" But Mr. Conway said that "on Day 1, his focus on the crowds, it was clear almost instantaneously that he's not capable of it.
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He said his government plans to introduce army conscription to strengthen the military, adding Slovenia's professional army "is not capable of defending the state".
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The Hwasong-14 was not capable of reaching Hawaii, but the rogue nation has sworn it would test a longer-range missile this year.
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When art is not capable of being inclusive and generating positive reflection, it loses its greatest purpose, which is to elevate the human condition.
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He added that Afghan forces were not capable of securing the mountainous South Asian country without help from the nearly 14,000 U.S. troops deployed there.
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"The opposition is weak and not capable of anything," he said as he handed out lighters and bottle openers at a Fidesz rally Thursday evening.
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On Monday, the first day of the hearing, clinical psychologist Jonathan Scholtz told the court that Pistorius is a "broken man," not capable of testifying.
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They have said that Volkswagen engineers in Germany knew in 2006 the company's new 2.0 liter diesel engine was not capable of meeting emissions regulations.
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"I declined the invitation to participate as the request was poorly phrased, overly broad and not capable of being answered," Cohen told The Associated Press.
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Furthermore, the continuous process of maintaining the shortest distance between the gamer and the game server is also something VPNs are not capable of doing.
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Blue Origin's rocket is smaller and is not capable of launching payloads into orbit: it essentially goes straight up and then comes straight down again.
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"We hired people from most of those companies for our simulation team, so we know what their simulators are not capable of," Dr. McGrath said.
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Producing those materials requires temperatures of at least 1,000 degrees Celsius, but other renewable-energy technologies are not capable of generating that kind of heat.
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Gagner seems to recognize that, for all the imaginative power he can summon up in a painting, he is not capable of changing the world.
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Throughout her career as a neurobiologist, Peggy Mason has been told over and over that the rats she experiments on are not capable of empathy.
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Provide smaller, midsize family farms incentives that reward innovation, and they will creatively stack multiple practices in ways larger farms are not capable of doing.
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But at some schools, they've had a large negative impact: Students are disheartened by the messages and conclude they're not capable of success in school.
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The blog Activist Mommy also promoted the notion that developmentally disabled performers are not capable of giving informed consent for their participation in the show.
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While American composers of the time typically traveled to Europe for private instruction, women were perceived as intuitive musicians and not capable of intensive training.
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"I declined the invitation to participate as the request was poorly phrased, overly broad and not capable of being answered," Cohen said in an email.
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I believe we need to use our voices to reject biased news sources because our judicial and politicians are not capable of changing this situation.
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"The frameworks presently governing AI are not capable of ensuring accountability," a review of AI ethical governance by the AI Now Institute concluded in November.
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I've been testing the iPad for the past several days, and while it's a very nice tablet, it's still not capable of replacing my regular laptop.
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"Many submissions refer to financial advisers providing advice encouraging Australians to engage in lending they are not capable of servicing over the long term," Orr said.
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" But the self-driving Ubers that we have in both San Francisco and Pittsburgh today are not capable of driving "without … active physical control or monitoring.
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It's a silly, unimportant deception, but one that points to an important truth: we really don't know what artificial intelligence is and is not capable of.
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He was not capable of realizing (as figures like Kennan and Walter Lippmann did) that communist leaders were often guided by national interest more than ideology.
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A prominent feature was the unveiling of an Iranian-made stealth fighter, which did not take flight, likely because it is not capable of doing so.
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Uber's self-driving cars - despite their name - are not capable of driving 'without ... active physical control or monitoring,' as California law defines autonomous vehicles, Levandowski said.
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Fred Guttenberg wrote that the officers stationed near Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were "not capable" of protecting the school or surrounding areas from gun violence.
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In addition to a shotgun and a handgun, Pagourtzis also had several kinds of homemade explosive devices, but they were not capable of detonating, Henry said.
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Not everyone can be a Bill Gates or a Warren Buffett, and it's hard to try to be someone you probably are not capable of being.
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But whether Sunil runs again or not, my motivation will always be to protect U.S. Soccer from a president not capable of fixing our soccer problems.
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"I don't think she's going to look like she's a college kid not capable of playing somebody 98th in the world," Bey said about Wednesday's match.
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Given these tensions, Iran needs to refrain from testing missiles, even though the International Atomic Energy Agency said they are not capable of carrying nuclear warheads.
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In the minds of militants, a commensurate response would be something on a scale that most are not capable of performing: bombing an embassy, for example.
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The 360Fly, while not capable of shooting full 360 video, just released a 4K model (Mashable review coming soon) and the LG 360 Cam is available, too.
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"All 6 wells that are not capable of returning to service by 30 April 2017 have been isolated from the reservoir," the firm said in a statement.
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No longer was I only concerned with ocean acidification, it seemed the ocean was not capable of absorbing the massive quantities of CO2 that humans were emitting.
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Let's hope it's not capable of tracking the faces of people that have wronged it, or else they'll be first against the wall during the robot uprising.
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However, the FDA, by its own admission, is not capable of inspecting more than 28500 percent of the packages they presume contain drugs through the international facilities.
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The guns can be sold online and shipped through the mail without background checks because the nearly-completed guns are not capable of firing, the newspaper noted.
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That piece of legislation is simply not capable of addressing the crisis, and attempting to use it for that purpose will only strain other critical water resources.
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My new partner challenges me to face my fears and worries, but how do I help him understand I'm not capable of doing this all the time?
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In other words, if you ask Alexa to do something that she's not capable of, she'll point you to a skill that can perform that task instead.
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Sure, he has giant google eyes slapped on his frame to make him seem less intimidating and more human, but he's not capable of feeling actual emotions.
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"Donald Trump is not capable of being President of the U.S.A.," wrote Klaus Brinkbäumer, the editor of Der Spiegel, in an extended editorial in the current issue.
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"We came to a decision that I think Naazim is not capable of working in this fight because of his situation, personally," Hopkins said in a conference call.
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Apple's program is AI in that it employs audio recognition and machine learning to deliver information, yet it is not capable of connecting the dots to a decision.
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But through the process of the campaign, democratic socialists want to build into the popular consciousness an awareness that the market is not capable of meeting society's needs.
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"I declined the invitation to participate, as the request was poorly phrased, overly broad, and not capable of being answered," Cohen told ABC News in an email Tuesday.
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Not big enough to be an agency and not capable of surviving as an independent organization, JIDO now finds shelter as part of the Defense Threat Reduction Agency.
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But AlphaGo Zero—which is not capable of extrapolation, and instead experiments with new moves semi-randomly—took longer than expected to come to grips with the concept.
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But to what end can it really create a kinder, gentler breeding ground for online discourse, when we've proven as a people that's something we're not capable of?
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Uber argued that its cars were not capable of driving "without ... active physical control or monitoring," as California law defines autonomous vehicles, so did not require a permit.
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"Donald Trump is not capable of carrying out this kind of an intricate conversation about issues," John Yarmuth, the senior Democrat on the House Budget Committee, told reporters.
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That process begins with the vice president and a majority of the members of the Cabinet notifying Congress that the president is not capable of performing the job.
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"The people who write the questions are not capable of imagining the ones you need to ask to identify those ... who voted Trump in the U.S.," he said.
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They may insist on "bringing you out of your shell" or "showing you a good time" because clearly you are not capable of doing these things on your own.
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This should be very obvious to anyone who is a person, but no one likes to be told they're not capable of things of which they most certainly are.
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"It is demeaning to the democratic process to presume that the voters are not capable of deciding an issue of this sensitivity on decent and rational grounds", he wrote.
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It is a step up from its predecessors, which take 30 minutes to image the hemisphere and are not capable of carrying out multiple tasks at the same time.
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"Most of these AIs are trained for a narrow set of use cases and definitely not capable of handling black swan events," or events with severe but unexpected consequences.
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Durval Sanches, 77, a retired bank employee in São Paulo, said he would support a military coup if the legal system was not capable of curbing the Workers' Party.
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But experts say Cuba is not capable of propping up the Maduro government to the same degree as Russia, which has unloaded military planes in Caracas, the Venezuelan capital.
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"Confirming that individuals are fully recovered, truly immune, and not capable of transmitting is a crucial element in protecting our loved ones most vulnerable to severe infection," Katz said.
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They are not capable of catching everything, says Kate Klonick, a professor at St. John's University Law School and fellow at Yale's Information Society Project, where she studies Facebook.
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Yang contends that automation is the driving force behind American job loss and says the federal government alone is not capable of reversing the trend by simply providing jobs.
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The weapon is not as accurate as many modern infantry rifles and carbines, and it is not capable of automatic fire; its bullets move at a relatively slow velocity.
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The United States, which says its system is not capable of downing its missiles, wants to hand over command and control of the missile shield to NATO at Warsaw.
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The ban would also mean no one would be able to send texts from the White House as official White House-issued mobile devices are not capable of sending texts.
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It should go without saying, but since it apparently doesn't: Even if someone is "tall, dark and handsome," that does not mean that they are not capable of sexual assault.
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I never thought where I grew up would stop me from achieving my dreams because my family has never made me feel like I am not capable of doing something.
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"In the new statement, the FWC said, "If you are not capable of safely removing iguanas from your property, please seek assistance from professionals who do this for a living.
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Most Americans, white people included, want to think that they're not capable of racism — particularly after the civil rights movement, overt racism is widely viewed as unacceptable in American society.
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" He is skeptical of "herd immunity" and giving the vaccine only to girls: "The current models are not capable of replicating the sexual behavior and preference in the normal population.
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There is a level of scrutiny and consideration that you expect me to bring to these things and I'm going to admit upfront that I'm probably not capable of it.
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The lead prosecutor, Joan Illuzzi, asked jurors at one point whether anything about Weinstein&aposs physical appearance made them believe he was not capable of being violent or a rapist.
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The status quo is not working, and with each blunder by the FAA it becomes more apparent that the agency is simply not capable of implementing NextGen on its own.
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We personally met individuals who believed the hyperbole -- children who were unduly stigmatized and a few teachers who felt Flint students were so damaged they were not capable of learning.
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"This happens all the time because these upload filters are not capable of understanding context, understanding copyright exceptions like parody or quotation, and they don't understand the public domain," Reda said.
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"If Europe is not capable of protecting its own borders, it's the very idea of Europe that will be questioned," Valls said, when asked about resurrecting border controls within the continent.
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You'll see a lot of guys that'll come up and let me see if I can paint this edge right here, probably not capable of doing it if they try it.
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He said Turkish radar installations were not capable of identifying a particular aircraft or its type or nationality, and that no verbal warning had been issued in either English or Russian.
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The odds: 100% of the available evidence, from the entire Trump administration to date, suggests very strongly that Republicans are not capable of passing a health care bill on their own.
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"If you don't want children, people feel sorry for you, like you're a cold, heartless bitch who's not capable of love," she says of the expectation put on the female sex.
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So if we are not capable of looking beyond whether a person did something wrong or bad or disruptive, we're not going to actually be able to evaluate what is justice.
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While Alcoa says that it has gone so far as to attempt purchasing such slabs from its competitor, Century Aluminum, the company is not capable of production that meets Alcoa's specifications.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — This will come as a surprise to regular readers of Wordplay, but many people believe that they are simply not capable of solving a New York Times Crossword.
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As a matter of fact, Congress outsources a lot of economic planning — like environmental regulation — to the bureaucracy, because it knows it is not capable of handling such matters for itself.
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According to Miller, our phones are demanding our brains to multitask at levels we're just not capable of, and that affects our productivity levels and the overall quality of our thoughts.
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She added that the IAAF would use Thursday's hearing to ask for Jeptoo's ban to be increased from two years to 12 and said the runner was not capable of representing herself.
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There are three additional exploits not addressed by the aforementioned patches, though MS notes that they're not capable of reproducing on machines running Windows 7 and above or recent versions of Exchange.
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The company "would be subjected to irreparable harm and hardship, not capable of being compensated in monetary terms if the interim reliefs (for access) ... are not granted," Vedanta said in its petition.
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Antiretroviral therapy, or simply ART, can suppress HIV replication, but it can't eliminate every trace of the disease, as it's not capable of purging cells in which the virus has gone dormant.
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The airdrops are the most common action images broadcast on television, but they are not capable of extinguishing a big fire by themselves; they can only help to slow and direct it.
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Investors have still not opened legal disputes of the non-payment, in part because bondholders worry that the government of President Nicolas Maduro is not capable of carrying out a restructuring process.
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A group of experts on Tuesday warned a House panel that artificial intelligence is not capable of sweeping up the full breadth of online extremist content — in particular posts from white supremacists.
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That's the least I can do, offer some type of creative intention amidst all of this destruction and depression, amidst being told that there is so much we are not capable of.
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Critics of the #MeToo movement like Daphne Merkin allege that feminists are denying women agency by assuming that they are not capable of consenting to (or refusing) sex on their own terms.
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"Over 90 percent [of staff] returned to work as soon as they could on a volunteer basis, as the program was not capable of paying them at the time," Mr. Diaz said.
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"I am confident that this investigation has shown that was truly a decision that she made to drive when she was not capable of handling what's really a deadly weapon," he said.
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The (lack of) progress made by the House and Senate Intelligence Committee demonstrates that they are not capable of adequately supplementing Mueller's investigation, nor picking up the pieces if he is dismissed.
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"This government invades the spaces that it is not capable of legitimately winning," Stalin Gonzalez, an opposition lawmaker, wrote on Twitter, alluding to the opposition's overwhelming victory in the 2015 congressional elections.
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Gently interrogated by Anand Menon, the reigning Brexit guru at King's, she produced a succession of bland and vague answers that suggested that she's not capable of either rigorous thought or vigorous organisation.
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The view will be, if the board and the current shareholder are not capable of dealing with them, then no incoming equity partner with a minority stake will be able to do so.
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On Sunday, the US conducted a test of its THAAD missile defense system, but the THAAD system is not capable of intercepting ICBMs, and the test had been scheduled since earlier this month.
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Comey was among those critics who cited Lynch's June 2016 tarmac meeting with former President Bill Clinton as a sign the Justice Department was not capable of an independent investigation into Hillary Clinton.
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But the report also notes that most of these missiles tested are of not capable of delivering nuclear weapons, which is the major point of contention to be resolved with regard to violations.
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"As minister and citizen, I would not like to leave a concession in place when its holder was not capable of keeping a bridge standing," Toninelli said in a interview with Radio Capital.
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"The auction for the privatisation of OPZ has shown that the institution (the State Property Fund) is not capable of carrying out effective privatisation," Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman said in a government meeting.
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"A nation not prepared to win a war is a nation not capable of preventing a war," Trump said, listing what he called "fundamental truths" that were reasserted in his national security strategy.
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Florida Fish and Wildlife suggests people contact professionals such as a local animal control office or a professional nuisance wildlife trapper if they are not capable of safely removing iguanas from their property.
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As I said earlier, he had already expressed his opinion that the enemy was not capable of mounting any major offensive in the urban areas or the densest demographic centers in South Vietnam.
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The commander's own reports showed the squadron was consistently not capable of completing seven of its 10 "mission essential tasks," such as armed reconnaissance and traveling into enemy airspace to bomb known targets.
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Rather than depressing the difficulty value, a better way to discourage gymnasts from performing difficult elements that they are not capable of competing safely would be to take larger deductions for poor execution.
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"Donald Trump is not capable of carrying out this kind of an intricate conversation about issues —doesn't have the attention span to do it, doesn't have the interest to do it," Yarmuth said.
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"Giving up because we are weak would be to admit publicly that we are not capable of governing, and who should vote for a party like that?" says Ralf Stegner, a deputy SPD leader.
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SWAT was the unit to call when normal patrol functions were not capable of handling a situation, and teams were developed throughout the country in agencies large and small over the next 50 years.
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Like the kinds of egos so big, they're not capable of stomaching any kind of discomfort about what they do, let alone, allowing it, from people in far lesser positions of power and influence.
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"If euro zone member states are not capable of taking certain steps forward in the coming months, we risk weakening the euro and seeing new fractures emerge in the euro zone," Le Maire said.
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Shortly after the story's publication on July 26, PDVSA President Eulogio Del Pino said PDVSA had canceled the Trenaco deal after it realized the company was not capable of handling such a large project.
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The continuation of 22019(c) says that people with disabilities are a black hole for society — that they're not capable of doing much, that they don't warrant investment, and that they aren't going anywhere.
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"Sometimes we ask them to do stuff they're not capable of doing, and estimating the impact of a bill of this size probably isn't the best use of their time," Mulvaney said on Sunday.
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If Buttigieg is poorly equipped to deal with matters of race in a place as small as South Bend, then he certainly is not capable of dealing with them across the entire United States.
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"Hasm doesn't operate in that area and they are not capable of this kind of operation," said Ahmed Kamel El-Beheiri, a security researcher at the state-run Al Ahram Center for Strategic Studies.
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Either Pichai is unprepared to understand the research (unlikely), is not capable of handling complex data flows (a bad trait in a C.E.O.) or was simply too afraid to stand up to a mob.
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"If you did it on the way there, the vessels would have to do 25-3.7 knots which they are simply not capable of doing," Hansen said of the route known as the head haul.
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That fact only came to their attention when C.R.'s mother, Lauren Rogers, sent a letter to the court, pointing out that C.R. was a minor and minors are not capable of consenting to contracts.
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Renewed interest in 2013 case According to Klein, grandfather and grandson were very close, and Linda Carman insisted that her son was not capable of any violence, especially taking a life of someone he loved.
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"I think the question of how he's, this very limited short sentences, yes or no, is that a strategy or is that something he's just not capable of doing?" said CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry said the tactics deployed by the High Negotiations Committee showed it was not capable of reaching a deal and could not be the sole representative for the opposition at the talks.
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TMZ broke the story ... the show was put on ice after a producer claimed Corinne Olympios was so drunk she was not capable of consenting to oral sex in a swimming pool with DeMario Jackson.
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The growing number of migrants in Tijuana, a city of about 2 million people just south of California, is "a big problem" that "we are not capable of solving," Mayor Juan Manuel Gastélum told CNN.
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Shaalan's uncle, Salman Shaalan, told Politico that he wanted the Obama administration to follow up with another probe of the incident, saying that his nephew was "a good kid" who was "not capable" of violence.
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" His advice: "Be as cleareyed as you can be about what can possibly go wrong — ask questions, do research about potential downsides, and don't try anything you're not capable of or properly equipped to do.
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A new report from the National Low Income Housing Coalition shows that the private sector is not capable of providing decent homes to a large proportion of poor and working class households on its own.
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The document dismissed "the belief in a presumed self-sufficiency of the markets, independent of any ethics," saying "it is clear that markets, as powerful propellers of the economy, are not capable of governing themselves".
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Read on to find out why: Machines are not people A.I. in its current state is still not capable of complex thought in the same manner as humans, and likely won't be for some time.
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"Apple is in the right because the federal government has proved at this point that it's not capable of managing data well," said Michael Barnes, a former White House legal adviser under President George W. Bush.
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Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman blamed the State Property Fund on Wednesday for the failed sale, saying its handling of the privatization was "mediocre" and the latest results proved the fund was not capable of managing it.
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Long answer: Because Spicer is so wrapped around his own axle -- and so frustrated with the press corps (and with his boss, the president) -- that he's simply not capable of seeing the forest through the trees.
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Part of the reasoning for not requiring a public explanation for non-prosecution decisions is to protect the reputation of a subject who was investigated and found innocent, or at least not capable of being convicted.
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"Some of them may be absolutely great, hardworking attorneys who just believe that too much incarceration is not enough, and they're not capable of following orders, and they're always going to be undermining you," he said.
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In a meeting with reporters in September in New York, Mr. Rouhani declared that "the United States is not capable of bringing our oil exports to zero," and suggested that he would brush off the sanctions.
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Faker will be 26 years old when the contract ends, and even if he's not capable of competing at the highest level, he still has a bright future as a broadcaster, coach, and overall gaming icon.
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Expressing the view that social media networks were not capable of regulating themselves, Singapore's law minister, K Shanmugam, questioned Facebook official Simon Milner over how "one of the world's most competent firms" could have breached users' trust.
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Officials have been trying to emphasize to residents that PG&E is calling the shots, and the governor and furious state representatives said the company had shown it was not capable of consistently providing power to Californians.
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"From the viewpoint of business I have no fear, but politically-speaking, I am very concerned that Europe is not capable of solving its problems," Rorsted said in an interview with the daily newspaper published on Saturday.
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She seems to be rebutting the family's contention she's not capable of caring for the child, saying they are ignoring the fact Nipsey provided for her ... setting her up in an apartment and providing for her livelihood.
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As Labour looks to define its priorities for the upcoming negotiations, rival MP Angela Eagle has triggered a leadership contest, saying Corbyn has failed to connect with voters and is not capable of winning a national election.
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"The striking results overturn my own theory that people with complete locked-in syndrome are not capable of communication," said Niels Birbaumer, a neuroscientist at Switzerland's Wyss Center for Bio and Neuroengineering, who co-led the study.
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According to the indictment, Holmes and Balwani encouraged doctors and patients to use the company's blood-testing services even though they knew Theranos was not capable of consistently producing accurate and reliable results for certain blood tests.
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My worry, though, is all of the people who are not capable of doing so, the elderly, the mentally ill, less informed individuals, and the young whose personal information will forever be in the hands of criminals.
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Mohammad Ali Jafari, the head of Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guards Corps, said Saudi forces were not capable of operating in an environment as complex as Syria, where a multifaceted civil war has been raging for nearly five years.
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"It is clear that the Social Democrats are not capable of being in government on the national level in the foreseeable future, so I advise us all to waste no time thinking about that any more," said Merkel.
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" Looking back on the experience, Lawrence said candidly, "I feel like I got gang-banged by the f—— planet — like, there's not one person in the world that is not capable of seeing these intimate photos of me.
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The charge is used in cases of sexual activity between underage partners or those seen not capable of giving permission for sexual contact, such as those who are severely handicapped or under the influence of drugs or drink.
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"Deutsche Telekom's turnover is not capable of reflecting its individual conduct in the infringement at issue and ... it therefore could not serve as a basis for the calculation of an additional fine imposed on the latter," judges said.
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The sources say she did not object to the sexual contact and may have indeed consented, but they say she was not capable of consent, point to the "Jacuzzi face-plant" and being laid out on the ground.
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It's not that he's not capable of doing it quickly — he's John freakin' Wick, he could do this in his sleep — but that it puts distinct pauses in the action that would be inconceivable in any other movie.
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But Smarterware is not capable of telling whether or not your food is no longer delicious, which means if you buy under-ripe fruit, Ovie could show it as being rotten right as it gets to peak ripeness.
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In a statement, the Russian Foreign Ministry said the tactics deployed by the High Negotiations Committee showed it was not capable of reaching a deal and could not be the sole representative for the opposition at the talks.
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While my launch-era Xbox One controller is not capable of syncing with an Apple TV, as support for other devices didn't kick in until the Xbox One S rolled out, my DualShock 4 has no such problems.
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Aegis Ashore can't really defend the United States because it's not capable of hitting the big, fast-moving Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles that possess truly global range and could theoretically strike North America after launching from Iran or North Korea.
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Back then they used words like "moron" and "imbecile," these were actually scientific terms, and classifying people according to their IQ. And she said women in these classes were not capable of being mothers, and therefore shouldn't be mothers.
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This is why we need a second special counsel that is completely independent from the FBI and the DOJ, because when push comes to shove at the end of the day, they are not capable of holding themselves accountable.
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We also know from the experience of multiple mass casualty attacks, from Nice to New Zealand to El Paso, that law enforcement is simply not capable of tracking every potentially unhinged personality who might be tempted to open fire.
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Brain injuries for children can also be easy to overlook, Dr. Dennis said, especially if a young child is not capable of adequately articulating his or her symptoms, or if a parent doesn't know what exactly to look for.
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"The target this year is to start the season reliably, which will allow us to make full use of the potential of the engine, something we were not capable of doing last year," said Cyril Abiteboul, Renault managing director.
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If consumers ask for written information before buying a Simple Health plan, "telemarketers often refuse to provide it, stating that they either are not allowed to provide such information or are not capable of providing it," the commission said.
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However much they may hate us, the would-be terrorists active there are not capable of attacking America, defended as we are by the world's most powerful military,expansive moats, and a stringent screening process for would-be visitors.
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"Our demands are clear, just and legitimate, but the coupists (the regime's security committee)... are not capable of creating change, and they do not have the safety and stability to stay in power," the Sudanese Professionals Association said in a statement.
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While Virgin Galactic's current spacecraft design is not capable of hypersonic travel, the company is looking to take what it's learned and develop a vehicle that could fly at five times the speed of sound from one destination to another.
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The tests appears to be a show of force two days after North Korea conducted an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test -- though the THAAD system is not capable of intercepting ICBMs, and the test had been scheduled since earlier this month.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Iraq is not capable of trying atrocities committed by Islamic State during the battle for Mosul so it must find other routes to justice such as the International Criminal Court (ICC), a U.N. human rights report said on Thursday.
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It is becoming clear that the government assembled after the June election is not capable of carrying out the revolutionary Brexit that hard line Brexiteers, most of the Tory party's members, and a significant minority of the British public want.
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If being a progressive means that you would rather close the government for an indefinite period of time than engage in the kind of compromise that is essential to a functioning legislative process, then progressives are not capable of governing.
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As Labour looks to define its priorities for the upcoming Brexit negotiations, party lawmaker Angela Eagle has challenged Corbyn to a leadership contest, saying he has failed to connect with voters and is not capable of winning a national election.
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For the foreseeable future, the U.S. will retain the No. 1 spot as the most powerful nation since China's military is still not capable of directly confronting the U.S. and the dollar forms the backbone of the global financial system.
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Pichai, in Brooks's telling, betrayed Damore: Either Pichai is unprepared to understand the research (unlikely), is not capable of handling complex data flows (a bad trait in a C.E.O.) or was simply too afraid to stand up to a mob.
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They're not capable of being strategic about what they defend fiercely and what they let go, because they can't distinguish between things that are just conventions that don't have any real force behind them and things that are truly important.
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Furthermore, if states are not capable of administering a plan as simple as this, what can be the wisdom of handing off to them a much more complicated problem such as health care, as many Republicans in Congress have proposed?
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North Korea bragged the new missile was capable of striking the mainland continental U.S.—a troubling assessment backed by the Union of Concerned Scientists, which did note it remains likely the missile was not capable of carrying an actual warhead that far.
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This makes sense, given that influenza B drifts, or mutates, at a rate two to three times slower than influenza A. Influenza B tends to cause a less severe reaction than type A flu virus, and is not capable of causing pandemics.
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It's that point of not knowing what to do where providers often end up or fear ending up — and so they decide that perhaps these patients aren't really worth the hassle, or that they're not capable of adequately serving these patients at all.
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It announces iPhone recycling programs and pulls out is iPhone-recycling robots Liam and Daisy, which are proprietary to Apple and are not capable of handling the recycling volume associated with the hundreds of millions of iPhones that are sold each year.
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Finally, like Trump, Nixon argued that he did not need to comply with the special prosecutor's subpoena because the president sits atop the executive branch, the special prosecutor was his subordinate and this was an "intra-branch dispute" not capable of judicial resolution.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE, are not capable of handling terrorist groups such as ISIS.
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The shelter is "an old structure whose electrical system, unfortunately, is not capable of handling the load of multiple individual air-conditioning units," Rachel Weinstein, vice-president and chief development and communications officer for Volunteers of America, said in an emailed statement.
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Cohen confirmed he had been asked to provide information and testimony to investigators in the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate but said he declined because "the request was poorly phrased, overly broad and not capable of being answered," ABC reported.
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" Tse's office said that Holmes and Balwani made claims in ads and solicitations to induce doctors and patients to use Theranos' blood-testing, "even though the defendants knew Theranos was not capable of consistently producing accurate and reliable results for certain blood tests.
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"We have made it clear again and again that we would never hold any meeting with the Afghan government as we know that they are not capable of addressing our demands," said one senior Taliban leader, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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A U.S. study published this week in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases found that a different type of Culex mosquito, Culex pipiens, was not capable of transmitting the Zika virus, leading researchers to conclude that transmission in the U.S. from these mosquitoes is unlikely.
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Since the family is slightly (and reasonably) afraid of wild bears and is not capable of caring for one of the large creatures, they have since transferred their former family pet to Yunnan Wildlife Rescue Centre, where it will receive proper care from wildlife professionals.
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"Although diverse large marine mammals, such as whales, that served as food sources for Megalodon had already evolved by then, [the] rather acutely pointed front teeth of Megalolamna suggests that it likely was not capable of seizing large prey like whales," Shimada told me.
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"Underlying domestic demand in the economy is consistent with near three percent growth but the supply-side of the economy is not capable of delivering such a pace of growth at this point," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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"This does not mean I am not pro-European, this means that the EU does not equal Europe ... The EU today is not capable of defending and representing Europe's values and interests," the minister in charge of Prime Minister Viktor Orban's office told journalists.
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Right now — Netflix differentiates price in 2100 ways only — number of screens, and HD or Ultra HD. I think Ultra HD is a bit of a red herring as most devices and connections are not capable of getting it, and there's not much content either.
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Like many living creatures, Earth has a highly organized structure, a membrane and daily rhythms; it consumes, stores and transforms energy; and if asteroid-hitching microbes or space-faring humans colonize other worlds, who is to say that planets are not capable of procreation?
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"Many of the second generation are either not interested in or not capable of taking over the business, which will lead to plenty of buyout opportunities in China," said Hu Xiaoling, a founding partner at CDH Investments, one of the country's oldest private equity firms.
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In fact, border agents regularly use deadly force against subjects who are "not capable of causing serious physical injury" to them, according to a review published in 2013 by the Police Executive Research Forum, a national nonprofit comprised of law enforcement officers and academics.
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" Be smart ... One of the president's most loyal D.C. supporters texted me about the presidents effort to cloak hard-nosed policies in softer rhetoric: "[T]he Trump we saw tonight ain't the real Trump — and he's not capable of pretending to be someone else for 2 years.
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" Be smart: One of Trump's most loyal D.C. supporters texted me about the president's effort to cloak hard-nosed policies in softer rhetoric: "[T]he Trump we saw tonight ain't the real Trump — and he's not capable of pretending to be someone else for 2 years.
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Photo: Eric Gay (AP)Thousands of convicted criminals and others accused of crimes in England and Wales will be required to wear GPS-coordinate-tracking bracelets, replacing an older generation of electronic tags not capable of monitoring someone's movement in real time, the BBC reported on Saturday.
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We are working with countries to create a center in that country—like Emirates for instance—where it is staffed by local, indigenous population who have the skill set to be able to speak to people and respond in ways that we are not capable of responding.
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Either they think that the president is not capable of doing his job, in which case they follow the rules in the Constitution, or they feel that the president is capable of doing his job, in which case they follow what the President tells them to do.
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Shares in the group were down 28% at 0859 GMT on Monday after it said it was clear the UK retail operations, which trade from 79 stores, were not capable of returning to a level of profitability that was sustainable for the group as it currently stands.
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There are strong voices in the military arguing not only that the Taliban cannot be trusted to ensure that al-Qaeda does not make a resurgence but that Afghan security forces simply are not capable of countering a terror threat, even from a rising Islamic State.
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Either they think that the President is not capable of doing his job in which case they follow the rules in the Constitution, or they feel that the President is capable of doing his job, in which case they follow what the President tells them to do.
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"She is not capable of doing the job" The job of the CEQ director, as spelled out by the National Environmental Policy Act of 1970, is to establish environmental policy goals for the nation and to develop regulations and guidance for how agencies should conduct their environmental review processes.
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Critics say that in the absence of a property tax, short-term government measures are not capable of altering a deep-seated market perception that home prices will rise perpetually and that officials will never let the market fall, a view that has fueled speculative purchases over the years.
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Because my business is open to the public, because conservative money has the same value as liberal money, because my company is not capable of having its own moral ideas outside of what I built into it, because that is the only intelligent way to run a successful business.
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Now in his 14th year of a four-year term, Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, has clearly demonstrated that he has no interest in living in peace with Israel; to do so would be to admit that a Jewish state exists, something he is not capable of doing.
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While analysts said a war was unlikely — because Saudi Arabia was not capable of waging one and Israel did not want one now — they worried that with so many active conflicts in the region, any Saudi actions that raised the temperature increased the risk of an accidental conflagration.
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Senators Cory Booker of New Jersey and Kamala Harris of California both warned that the party could not afford to select a candidate who was not capable of exciting African-American voters, and Ms. Harris repeatedly invoked "the Obama coalition" as the Democrats' best hope for electoral success.
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If for any reason the Internet portion of the program is not capable of running as planned, including infection by computer virus, bugs, tampering, unauthorized intervention, fraud, technical failures, or any other causes that corrupt or affect the administration, security, fairness, integrity, or proper conduct of this Contest, the Time Inc.
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And they were basically spending their time explaining how Content ID works, what they're already doing voluntarily, and kind of also explaining the limits of what the technology can do — so, for example, they were quite open about the fact that it's not capable of interpreting copyright exceptions and limitations.
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"People thought, 'Oh teenagers are too immature or they're not capable of learning something like mindfulness,' but my experience has been the complete opposite," said Vo. He tells the story of a teenager who was around 16 and who was missing quite a bit of school and sports because of stomachaches.
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FROST: YOU MENTIONED RECENTLY THAT LIBRA WAS A NEAT IDEA THAT WON'T HAPPEN, YOUR WORDS MARK ZUCKERBERG SAID IN A HEARING IN CONGRESS, QUOTE, IF AMERICA DOESN'T INNOVATE OUR FINANCIAL LEADERSHIP IS NOT GUARANTEED ARE THE BANKS, ARE JPMORGAN, NOT CAPABLE OF INNOVATING THEMSELVES DIMON: NO. WE DO A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT.
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The 66-year-old had appealed all the way up to the Supreme Court, arguing that he was "very weak and sick" and that his veins were not capable of sustaining the infusion of lethal injection drugs, making them likely to "blow," a court petition filed by his attorneys stated.
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" On this week's podcast, Wolfe discusses an "underlying problem" in American politics, which he calls a "penchant for despotism, for something resembling populism; a search for quick answers; an almost visceral turning away from thoughtfulness, from reason, from understanding that politics is just simply not capable of satisfying people's immediate emotions.
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Those terms include dismantling the vast majority of its centrifuges, shipping all but 300 kg of low-enriched uranium out of the country, transforming the Arak reactor into a scientific research facility not capable of producing plutonium and opening up the country to intrusive inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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The Satan 163 (or the RS-216 Sarmat to give the missile its less terrifying name) will replace Russia's current nuclear weapon, the SS-22018, which is now almost 218 years old, built during the final years of the Soviet Union and not capable of matching today's sophisticated missile defence systems.
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The Satan 2 (or the RS-28 Sarmat to give the missile its less terrifying name) will replace Russia's current nuclear weapon, the SS-18, which is now almost 30 years old, built during the final years of the Soviet Union and not capable of matching today's sophisticated missile defence systems.
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One day in 2014, Dana received a Facebook message from Chloe Ann-King, who told her about what had happened to Emma, how Ann-King herself had been physically assaulted on Queen Street, and also alleged a specific incident in which he had had sex with a woman not capable of consent.
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Washington (CNN)Last year's now-infamous airport tarmac meeting between then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch and former President Bill Clinton was a crucial moment for FBI Director James Comey, he said Wednesday, marking the moment he decided that the Department of Justice was not capable of an independent investigation into Hillary Clinton.
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"I love the folks at the CBO, they work really hard, they do, but sometimes we ask them to do stuff they're not capable of doing, and estimating the impact of a bill of this size probably isn't the - isn't the best use of their time," Mulvaney told ABC's "This Week" program.
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The Democratic Party itself may still be in disarray and not capable of raising much money, and the National Republican Congressional Committee may still be outraising its Democratic counterpart, but Democratic candidates in 40 races are reported to have outraised their Republican opponents, and a victory by Lamb would only bolster that.
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Reporters aren't supposed to be hackers themselves (see the News of the World scandals in London five years ago), but they're not capable of resisting juicy information that others have hacked, no matter how unsavory the purpose (see the ubiquitous coverage of John Podesta's Russian-hacked private emails during the fall campaign).
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If at some point that we believe that our obligations and commitments and work that we're doing is compromised based on an organization that we don't believe in and we think is not capable of doing its job then that is a different question and we may come and make that choice in the future.
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But, in all honesty, what woman wants to be with the guy who dismisses women as hoes and second-class citizens not capable of standing on their own on side A, or the guy who writes songs about how no woman is his ideal woman and partner, sulking all the while, on side B?
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Chinese Communist Party-run newspaper The Global Times said in an editorial, meanwhile, that Beijing could not be blamed for North Korea's actions and instead blamed the U.S. "China is not capable of persuading North Korea to give up nuclear development, because China's efforts are not supported bythe others," the newspaper said on Monday.
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"I don't envy the position they are in, but for them to try to go through the torturous exercise of excusing the reason to accept Trump money, but at the same time suggesting they are going to continue to make their races localized, that requires logical leaps I am not capable of," she said.
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We really, truly are not capable of the power that this has unleashed, and the people that are running these companies were not elected, and they are nation states, and they're incapable of doing it ... most of them not malevolently by the way, FYI, they're not- Chuck Todd: It's out of their- It's out of their control.
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Moreover, even if the United States were an outlier for mental illness, the public should keep in mind that our president last year supported the repeal of an Obama-era rule that would have made it more difficult for mentally ill persons who are not capable of managing their own Social Security benefits to purchase weapons.
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Khar's voice can take on a certain glibness, prone to simplifying complex situations into a few trite words ("I had struggled with the urge to kill myself — to cut myself out of my own skin — for many years"; her mom's boyfriend is "the father figure I needed, the kind my dad was just not capable of being").
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I think it's because I'm not capable of feeling sexual attraction or lust, so I mentally conjure up people who are and empathize with them (though my ideas of how they experience lust are, since I'm asexual, awfully vague in some ways and probably way off base in others)" (female, 32 years old) "I enjoy watching other people enjoy their sexuality.
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Dominguez was adamant the game would be played, rather than simply forfeited by one side and awarded to the other, though the timetable for the match is tight: the G20 summit of world leaders arrives in Buenos Aires later this week — President Trump is among those expected to attend — and Argentina's security apparatus is not capable of handling both events.
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The fundamental risk of Trump, from the beginning, is not just that he is so plainly not up for the job—not just not capable of it, but not interested in becoming capable—but that he cares so much more about even his tiniest whim than he does about any of what most people would agree are the most important things on earth.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE suggested, who have told me on a constant basis that they know this man is not balanced, he is not capable of continuing to lead us.
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Eric, who's pretty brilliant himself, wrote a piece in Daedelus arguing that the presidency is basically just shy of a dictatorship the way that presidents have over the centuries — and recent decades especially — just kind of amassed leverage in a number of ways, including the fact that Congress is kind of underpowered, undermanned and delegates a lot of stuff that they're not capable of doing to the executive branch.
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Cohen called it a "total fishing expedition" to CNN: "I declined the invitation to participate, as the request was poorly phrased, overly broad and not capable of being answered..." Flashback: Cohen last found himself at the center of a media firestorm earlier this year when he played a substantial part in the still-unverified Steele dossier on Trump's Russia connections, which alleged that he took a trip to Prague to meet with Russian officials.
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In the op-ed, Webster, the only person to serve in both positions, pushes back against Trump's comments that Wray, whom he appointed after firing former Director James ComeyJames Brien ComeyTrump rallies supporters as he becomes third president to be impeached The Memo: Trump era flips script on views of intelligence agencies Former FBI director: Trump spreading distrust of agency is 'not American' MORE, is not capable of fixing institutional issues within the bureau after Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz's report on the 2016 investigation of the Trump campaign.
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